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Old 5th December 2015
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Originally Posted by philo_neo71 View Post
Hi,
I've a Raspberry PI 2 model B, Arm quad core V7. It was installed to Ubuntu Mate and Debian wheely, there are no issues. I go to the FTP of BSD (openBSD, NetBSD or FreeBSD) but where to choise distributions for ARM V7.
After install into the SD card the OS FreeBSD (ARM V6) doesn't run because i've ARM V7. Can someone indicate to me where to download the distribution for ARM V7 quad core?
I'm search the image *.img not *.iso !
Also if there a process to indicate how to install to the SD card?
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Philippe
Unlike AMD64 and i386 architecture ARM V7 is a family of processors that are loosely similar. In another words OS which can run on Beagle boards doesn't run on Raspberry PI. To make matters worse Raspberry PI is a proprietary hardware requiring tons of proprietary firmware to boot so the best choice is to use proprietary OS for which device is designed (GNU/Linux). NetBSD guys have reversed engineered Raspberry PI so NetBSD does run on it and IIRC FreeBSD as well. OpenBSD will never run on it. DragonFly is amd64 only OS.
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